High-temperature models added to pyrometer series

Paul Boughton
Raytek has added two shortwave spectral models to its MI3 range for non-contact temperature measurement.

The new 1M/2M models measure more accurately than longwave infrared sensors, in particular reflective surfaces. They cover a wider measurement range than any of the competitors’ products. A single model measures 500 - 1,800°C (1 μm) or 250 - 1,400 °C (1.6μm).

Measuring points can therefore be set up extremely cost-effectively, especially since up to eight individually addressable heads can be connected to a single MI3 communication box.

The fieldbus-capable communication box with an LCD display is available either in a metal or in a top-hat rail housing. Of course, the shortwave sensors have all the advantages of the MI3 series: they offer excellent data reliability, since the measured value is converted into a digital signal directly in the sensor head; they are easy to use and enable plug and play; they are rugged (IP65) and offer excellent EMC characteristics; and they can be used in ambient temperatures of up to 120°C without cooling.

In addition to this, the shortwave sensors are fitted with laser aiming as a standard. They provide a very good resolution of 100:1 and are extremely fast, at just 10 ms reaction time. The new 1M/2M temperature measuring heads are particularly suitable for use in solar grade silicon crystal growing, in secondary metal working and processing, and for manufacturers of ovens and heating systems.

For more information, visit www.raytek.de

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